The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-27 00:00:00

POETRY. TO THE MEMORY OP EDWARD 1 - lAMPDEN ROSE, . Late of his MijestAlt; ship I.'l mpetttenx and Author of se vend Pieces trhicti have •appeared in the Plymouth and I)(..ck _ the , Star, are. under tlie..signature of " A Foremast Man.". est ab otnni Parte b, arum. - HOB.. From Erin's isle, wherelvainly rave , The Atlantic gales- the wind-swept wave, Where blotim the fair—where dwell the brave, • Thou spedst along, Musing, as ow LitestenipCit drave future song. - Wild wit was thine —to Nature true, With keehest.pointthy pencil drew The imntal sketch, the moral triew.. An untaught Bard ; And be the ineed to Genitts due, Tby just reward. • AK! doom'd like Disiebtolyi to stray A devious course, how iTiZ thy day, Without one kind, otie parting ra'y; To gild the gloom I Tinding,.(kind Heaven alone thy stay.) An early tomb. •- So sank, so fell, my matchless R Unrivall'd Bard, whom SCOT I A mourns, Sky-rapt and earth-begUit'd by turns, By COMA CrOWII'd ; Pouring' , amid of Fate the spurns, A strain,"renown!d. Soti bf the wave t. Life's dreary roar, , At last is liush'd —tl4 storm Thy shatterd . 1)4,1 reach'd the shore Of endless rest.; Nor,toil nor, pain,.shall vex thee more — §o long unble*t. Pensive I gaze the poet's bed,: Clay-cold, where rests his care=worn head: The proud man's sneer, the tyrant's dread. • Once test are pass'd ; Alld ROSE 'ICS number'd ‘‘ith . the dead, Hous'd from the blast. To thee the lay,—a kindred mind • Like thine, to pollys false glitter blind, Like.tl - fAw,..to sternest tate r- sign'd, Upon thy sward A wild wreath throws,. the brows to bind, 01 OCean's baid. SPOII7'IAG INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER NIEETINGi AIOVDAY,• OCT. L. The Trial, Stakes, a Su,oscrip4i ,n or togs. each, for 3,4, y r olds, antl•aged. 1). M. The Third ijnd last Yea of .a Subscription of sgs. each, to ' 4.yr•otds, 7st. 7►b. ;' 5-yr olds, Bst. alb.; 6-yr olds,.Bst t3lO. ; and agtd SiSt. ; 21t.). IS. C. ' Suascituistts. 'D. of Crutton, Ld Grosvenor, Sir C. ilunhury, Mr. Wyndham. Mr. T. C _Browne, Mr. Wilson, Ld Ld Stawell, Mr. Payne, Mr. Vansittart,.Nlr. Andrew, Mr. Lioy 1, Mr. Mellish, Mr. Craven, Sit' F. Standish, NI r.W at son Lake, Ldler:vey, Sir I. Shelley, Mr. Ladbroke, Ldlsiirryinore, Mr. GoudarJ, Mr, Kellermann, Mr: V. Cra ven, Mr. D. Radcliffe, Mt. Fenno", LEI Lowther, Ld. F.G. - . Osborne, Gen. C. rusvenor. • - Mr. Wilson's Wizard; agst the D.- of Grafton's Pope. Across the Flat, zo4s. ' I.tt Grosveoor's Satan, agst Ld Oxford's Poulton; Across the Hat, 3cogs. - li. ft. - U. of .Kutland's Salvator, agst General Gower's Mirth. Acioss the Plat, jcogs. h. ft. Kinnaird's l'he Dandy, agst Mr. Vansittart's Gloster. Ab. MI zoogs. h. t. • • , r U. of Grafton's Pledge, agst Mr. Bouverie's Echo. Ab. zocgs. ft. • Ld Sackville's b. c. by Kill Devil, agst Mr. Var.sittart's • gr. es "Treasurer. Two.yr old Course, z,ogs. h. fr. lersey's Langton, agst Mr. Batson's Cecilia. D. M. 2 . 00g5. h. It. -- • -- . • TUESDAY. (Third and last Year) —One. third of a Subscription of zsgs each, fur. 4-yr. 0 . 1..1 colts and fillies. D. 1. SUBSCRIBERS. Ld Grosvenor, Ld lers y. Sir 1. Shelley. Sir C. Bunhury, Mr. Varisittart. Ld G. tc. Cavendish, Mr. Wilson, D. of Grafton,. Mr. Fertnor, Mr. Goddard, Sackville, Ur. Lake, Ld Stawell, I.d. Lowther, Mr. Kellermann, Gen. GoWer. • • Ld Kinnaird's ch.-c. The Dandy, agst Mr. Payne's b. C. Crrspin. Ab. M. zoogs. h. ft. Ld jersey's Robin, agst Major. Wilson's Erebus.- Ab. M. 2oogs. h. ft. Mr. Shakespear's Harpocrates, agst Mr. Bouverie's Pan. Across the Flat, toogs. Mr Th,•rolliti's Fairing, apt Mr. Travanion's . Sorrow. Two r old Coorse,•s9gs. Ld tersey'S' Nicholas, agst Ld G. H. Cavendish's Orange. AcroLs the .Flat, z3ogs, h. ft. V 4 EDNESDA.Y. One-thirkl of a Subscription of zsgs. each, -for 3-yr old colts and fillips. D. 1. • Subscribers the same as on Tuesday. . - Fifty Guineas, tree tor any hOrse, &c. B. C. Sweelittakes of tongs. each, h. ft. for 3-yr olds. Ab. M. Mr.'Lake's b c. The Dandy. Ld Grosv,not's b. C. liecieston. Sweeptakesot:aoogs. each. AD. M. 1,(1 Foley's Spaniard. D. of Grattun's Nudge. i4r. Vansittart's Gloster.. THURSDAY. The King's Plate of loogs. tot 4,5, 6-yr olds, and aged. 13. C. The Town Plate of 5,-;1 .. f0r 3=y r old colts and fillies. 1). 1. Entraii - ce 30. U. of Rutland's t. by 'Waxy;agst IA ilinchingbrook's f. by Young hickey. From the top of the Ditch Hill•to the ellei Of the T. AI. M. 10-gs. h. ft. Mr,_Vansittart's Tieasurer, agst Mr. Shakc7pear'3, ch. f. Sprite.. l'i.vo-yr otki Coyrse,. 2cog3. 1.4 Grosvenor's Benvolio,' agst Air. Thorrthill's Fairing. Ab. M. wogs. , . . FRIDAY. ' • . . . Maj. Wilson's Juniper, agst Ld Oxford's Poulton. Across the Hat, ;oogs. Mr> Snakespear'cl-larpotrates, agst 11r. Bouverie's Pan. ,across the Flat, tc,pgs. DONCASTER RACES, MONDAY, r,Frr. 24. The Fitzwilliam Stakes; a Subscription or togs. each, with wogs • atideci try the Corporation of Doncaster, for all ages. y 1 r. T. Duncgir►lie's ch m. Laurel Leal Mr. It. F. WitsOu's b. c. by Shuttle Sir W. Gerard's br. h. Julius Cesar Major Wileaticry's.b. b. Hippomenes DuKe ot. Leeds's ch. c. Swittsire W. Hevvitc4 b..f. Lady Earn • , " 3 ~ • 4 5 . 6 I 1 2 2 Five paid forfeit. • to t against Laurel Leal—i to 2 against lulitts.Cv..Tar. Produce Stakes Of toogs. each, h. ft. for colts and fillie s . . now fOur years old.-Four miles. Lord Milton's ti. c. Cervantes . Duke of riamilton's b. t. Lidy lane . Lord "I.' itzwilliaiu's' h. c Mlute.nose‘ • • Eleven paid turfeit.-3 to i against Lady Jane. 1 2 • 3 St. Leger Stakes of zsgs eacti t p. p. for colts and fillies now three years uld.--St. Leger Course. Duke of Leech's ch. c. OClaJian • • • Major Wheatley's b c Recollection . sit W. Gerard's b. 1. Onatia . • Major Wheatley's b. c. Sir . Marrionell The . I udge pla'cedorily tour --3a paid forfeit. t 2 to I agst uctavtan —4 to I agst RecollectiOn—s to 4 and ti to 8 agst.Oriana—too to 6 agst Sir Marrionell— 8 to Mr. Gartorth's gr. c.—too to 6 agst Atalanta. • /Es. Majesty's Plate of toogs. for all horses, &C.— Four miles. I 2 . . 3 4 walked over. Mr. Hill's b. c.• Paul . Match tbt - segs. each, p'.l3.—Two miles. Mr. Fray's b. c. by stainford - • Mr. Dettison's br. c. by belzebub - - 6..t0 non Stamford. • Prodlice Match. . Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's Eliza, by Highflyer, agst Mr. Mellish's dam of Plaistov►,, 2.00g5. h. it.--k our miles.—No produce no forfeit. . x LINCOLN RACES. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19. • His Majesty's Purse ót io4s. frir 40r5 yr old mares.' Mr. I'. Duncumbe's ch. In. Laurel Leaf . •;) I t 111 r Golding's br. nn. / Brown Bess . . . oz dr Gen. Grosvenor's b. m. Chryseis 3 3 di I aurel Leaf the favourite.--Tlic first a dead heat between Brbwn Bess'and Laurel- Leaf. • ' A Sweepstakes of togs. each, for hunters. Mr:_lohn ( , runt's ch. m. Felicia •. • . r I Mr. Terrewest's- br.' g. by Admiral , . . , 2 2 Felicia the favourite. -Six subscribers did not name. A Sweepstakes of logs. ea2h. • ... t , l . , ; Mr. H-le's b. e. by Stamford . -- . • - .' i Mr. Marfleet's b. c. by.lieeliebub . ; . - ~ ' . . 2 .. Mr. Huggins's br.-c. by Pilgrim -.. Mr. Don Caster's bf. by Sir, Solomon • • 4 Mr. Ingall's b I. by Sir Solomon ' . dr Mr. Lamming's b. f. by Sir Solomon . - . . dr Mr. Holt's colt the favourite.—Won wily. . LEICESTER RACES. WiDNISDAY, SEPT. 19. The Belvoir Stakes of sg's. each,, wait ,z_gs. added by the Duke of Rutland, for hunters. Mr. Dyott's ch. g. Gaynten . . , i . Mr. Feet:les br. g. Haddon Field . 2 . • Mr. Jordan's b. g. by I inperatur • 3 . . A Gold'Cup of to gs. value, surplus in succiei a Subscrip tiun of tcgs. each. Ld Lowther's Loiterer : . . . t Mr. Dyott's gr h. Litchfield . , • 2 Ld Lowther's Cerberus 3 . . Mr. Cave Brown's b. g. Ruby , 4 • • Mr. Hartopp named Mr. Day's f. Snowdrop , . $ The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Purse of sol for all ages. Mr. iloultbee's hr. m. Amulet • . . - i t Mr. Peech's br s . g. Haddon Field .. 3 2 . Ld Lowther's ch. )t. Cerberus . - adr . iNTERCEPTETI DocumENTs. REPRESBNTATION FROM THE JUNTA OF SUBSISTLN CR TO THE CiTX' Of KEttei - • DE. : La V11014T1:11 'l'o :10SEEDI BUCYNAPARTE. -• • • 7 , 7 "' SENIOR, "The Commission ofSubsistencg, . established' by order of your Majesty in 'this.l:it:rof Xeres, as in a Central po . itrt; from which theytare t take care of the supply bt . the wants of the first corps of the Inipt.ri.,l army, which exclthively occupies this PreteCtUre, representi, with the most prokiund respeCt to the Royal Order of your. MAjesty what . follows That from the rriornent of its ,itiStaliation; on the 13th of March last,' they haye unretnittiu,gly ditecied all their attention to the di,ctidrge of the immenSe, la- 1-IREWSi3UKY RACES. • TP.T.SDAE, SErT. iB. A Sweepstakes of togs. each, with 3ogs. added by the Town. 1. Egerton; Esq.'s Cebtean . . . I t.d-Oxtorti's Little Preston . Sir I: Wrottesie named Mr. Brook's b. c. Macaroni 3 Ld Berwick's b. in. jenny Bang'd the Weavers - ~ 4 R. Benson, Esq.'s Aiglette . . ' . Mr. Astley's b. t. Elve . '. . ' . i ton. G. H. Bennett's D. f. Paitil Flower . . H. W. Wynne,. Esq.'s b. h. Nlebbrins ' . Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart.'s c. 'Owen, Glendower Cest nail Was the favourite. Same day a Time of sal. the gift of the Hon. William Hill, and Sir 'I homaslones, Sir T. Stanley's b. f. by Alexander . Mr. F. Sanders's b.• la. Ycono . Mr. Carr's b. c. Lignum Vitx Mr. 1. Heritage's b. t.. . . Alexander the favourite. NV ED NES D A Y. hr du 2 1 4 2 2 3 3 dr The G.entlern3n's Subscription of col. for iapd 4 yr olds. . fames Bayley, Esq.'s Ur. c Fourth of tune. i - r C. Smith. Esq.'s c. c. Parmass'in . . __ 2 (it Lci-Grcy's b. c. Stilton . . . 3 2 . ' ' 6 to 4on Stilton: - . Tituasoky. A Sweepstakes of logs—each, by hunters. Mr. T. Lockley's b. m. by :rotteridge , • . i; Benson, Esq.'s b. g. Loyalty . Same day a liandichp SWeepstakes. lohn Egerton, Esq.'s h. Ccstrian . K. Benson', Esq.'s h. Lutwych . ' . Cestrian against the field. . The folloWing sensible and well-founded obser vations on the motives which- aaluate the mass of the •Anti-Unionists in Dublin are extracted nom a Morning Paper : " The origin of the present anti-union spirit is no more than this. The same. causes .hick re cently produced so mach commercial erhbarrass ment in England, especially in London, could not fail to have effe4ls . of the same description on this side of the water. The distresSes experienced- by the merchants and manufacturers pressed very hea vily, for a time, on many poor families, who were ,dependent on them for their support. Th:, unhappy statp oftkings soon attracted a large.share of public attention, anti it became a theine , for popular decla mation and discontent. The political jobber, the 1 uturecandidate for a seat. in Parliament, the embar rassed tradesman, the self-erected patriot, the head strong demagogue, iu short, every anti-unionist, upon principle or speculation, seems to have thought the present opportunity too valuable to be lOst, and, therefore, clamorously joined in the reprobation of a measure - which,: most assuredly; ,is quite uncon ne6ted with the causes,of the commercial embarrass ment and distress which have been of late so set), sibly- felt in this country. Yet, even respealing dis . - contents resulting from these s .it appears that there is every probability of their subsiding within a short period. Commercial confidence and credit already begin -to revive ; and, the prospect of. , an abundant. harvest will materially contribute to accelerate their, complete re-establishment." In a gentleman's hot-house, at Welton, near , -Be verley, Yorkshire, a peach has been recently pro. ' duced, of the remarkable size of nine inches, and a half in circumference, and. weighing near half a pound. A silk purse, containing upwards of one hundred guineas in gold, was lately emptied of its'contents m a professional gentleman's house at Cheltenham, and an equal number of halfpence were artfully left in their stead by the successful depredator. The following friendly notification may be met with on the Mile End-road :--" All persons Who attempt to enter these premises after dark will be shpt 11 DON ; Primal by 10 CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martletr-court, Bow-strezt ; and Published by WILLIAM A R ,ScR.l P I'S, South Moiton : the SeNsOrEtcs, No. ;;?.., strand, where A iduertisemenis, Orders for the P a r, Le:tir; fur. tho 40. (port•p:tid..), must Mg been ad led to this aitreettent,-whiA is now puted, altboUgh nearly:the half of the three montl; for which the agreement hall been made are ",„. elapsed. •This Commiision has only re ceived . lr7 t , hat of Seville, 3500 fanegas 'of wh: at out of t •, e • 11,235 which they should liav'e received within 0' time elapsed ;no barley; no-treat ; and by 1 ,1 "): 1 ° tulriUing their extraordinary and b:otherly: CO L ' d_ -scension, t have sent us 535 b ar. bag of wine-, iFiere toltow a.long. complaint. na in,t-the vibe coturnissiott,_ w hich wann4 to s,t. fort!' lance the cow ribationi iirtuons-y, raid by order the Duke of Dalmatia.] _ The Commission, Seii;nor, wcinld not Vell tijr . to 'represent to' jour Majestv!s I;ersol3-".; wants and its afiltdion, if, the 64 1; did not propose _means capable 'of retnedyirg evils which threaten them, and of a, eaktig tile pending , rain those IA inch sutroun' them, . , • '" Considering the six Prefc , :lures of . according to - the extent of their territory, it oPl )dar ':- . .1111 t that pl - Xres consist; of .3 . 29 s quaw the same trine that those Or Cordova, Grenada, :and Mala contain respettivelY 4 1 ? .561;4-1.1, 678, and 328, from which it follows 4 ' although' etitial in extent to Mako, p r e!ecl". is inferior to the rest. '-'l . he three last have not beta diinini;hed by the occupation iof their t ithigvs ,ll° l c, , does tht ir soil support the bail - of the r rOOO occupy this. -:They do nut suffer s o iinmediittoP the incalculable evils which are pratfuced obstinate t,nd guilts resistance of Cadiz, and 6 ): insurgents ellh Sierra, wiz() c:;rryiog zo ,s '' ll iVgreat ,pan of the cat tle.4 terse village , ., coot by inOuou r s means, to increase the. wisely of tW i- i , ooLityy.-- 7 - . Wl,:ed this Prele:ture, ‘vits:4lle:i exhauste.l, app-ars to,coutaiii 329-Av. - tare, hardly conittini, in fact,. Ivo, owing, 10 the state " Cadiz; of t 4 .• 1510 of Leon, of Mgt ziras, St. It; Vea . and many other, viii !ges.of the Sierra; grl dlll, the'e limits, Sato Lucairn Rota, Puerto de Santa P , ..etto Real, L'itielana, aud also Medipap' dunia, not ay(„y cannot furtikhsi.lbskeoces, but e.- hausted,. extenuated, and 'lora few of them ala' ° . t. annihilated;. require assistance. limn:selves. Si" ce : t i has. been sbewu to you, Segnior (by the Prefe'' , ;. that those . , villages wbich.betore aentribute: l, want aSSiStanet!.s the harvest . every t „." produce falls tarry short.; that its. gathering 1 " 3 0 tended_ with so may. difficult ;front want••ot•o le3. o , - and . ot.,..hands, - occasioned by the cireurnstauc e ' . f the -tunes; that the articles . stitisistence are v , el „ t nearly- exhausted . ; than no remeclieS.' remain ""of violent. ones; that by depriving - the ini"Sbandrila ll his:grain and clittile, bleb ate iaken and not :Jr., he will be in the imPOssibithy labours or of rephcing them ; that if he i 4 1 1 u t • mediately assisted he will be I.VtiltOot the ine3 lls precuriug"secd for 'next. season ; that to ruin he litishanddi j eti . is .to ruin the land-owners, class •of 'people n 'upo we * c.lti . rely for -s V j sistence; and- that through these •li!euwstant l '''. P . , , .. • province One 'et the trms us fol and nic4t Ornarilents -of •111,.. Crown, to; adorns the brows,of your Majesty ; hew conla Commission neglect, without guilt and critn e, lay at the feet of your Majesty's rC4-11 pers,,o, n ' t t humble representation, - as a Ptool . of its loptilY„ i f,. patriottein; acid in cligeharge of hiS }esl,vtt•tb ail . In consequence of which, May it - please your jesty,-&c. &c. (The rest is apr;.yer tor relief-) o , f • •-" May ot - .:r Lordluard the iMportant ) r . Majesty the many y eats which this Monarch;' . quires; is the sincere. wish his 'dOrnalis; i '''' l •SUbsistence. • .9 " B,:g &G. P Xeres de la Frontera, July 31, :6 0. • Ambqyna is the settlement formerly 9oCClebr3 for the horrid crueltieS whiCh the butchsetilc i l e r i. excised on the Biitish, in order to get rid of vals in the spice trade, and to engross that vdIL F4 4 , branch olcowtneree to thethserves. • It 14, ev. o . ter the lapse ot a Century' ai4 a • half, a half, satista•cl'(l,, that the possessich, tern the pagicipati6n „ti we were expelled foully, nowoo l ' 11 success of our anus.; and it is doubly sat:s';' ,l '' 1 1 y that at the very . mwrient . when Holland is iill4-1.01 absorbed in the dominion of France, s' he,' other countries so subjugatcd, isdepr'Red of l' er. ,d remaitis of 'colonies; c:iLnnit;r.cc:! t ', ll . l ly . arde.z.tly de4ited weans by w:;ich ‘`f •ll ' j hoped to rival 4! - cd reduce 'Great Britain. CUR On Sunday the 16th inst. at Rviie, the Lady o• f vli f • Henry Heatticoye, or His Majesty'; snip Lion, o f a ter. . '\li. On Thursday last, ta..K.cppel. street, Russeil-sVar e- ' Thowas - Metcal te, at a SColl. • : .111.41 K tt On Wednesday tile f9th inst. at 'St. Pancras-, by license, Thomas Russzlf, Esti. of the lioue of IV I Greenwood aid Co. to Mts. c_.arr, ul Thavies,ttin. On the 21d 'lust. at Wellington, in Somersetshite,aor James, tioornan, jun. of Kidderminster. to Jane, delug e " iolui Carpenter,..k.sy haiitcer, of the former place. . 11 6 On il'uesday., at St. Peter-le.Yoer,• Richard DOVV:I. E! , ,q. of liain, to Airs. Dunuar, of Camberwell, wi d9 „re• est'erday„,.at Canioer well, Mr. I ohn Berri.), of Nc o iliv street, to Llii.abeLii Wood, second daugther of Mr. Wood, of the /:.elit.:road. • • . . . • • DIED. ".• . . 0 . , - . On I . hursday last; after a shorn illness, Mr. ToVPII 1.,1 rnas , 1)) er,• A 1.., hecary, of r.. : aul's t... lion:it ), ital. atr ef Lately, of a liecliliz, Mr. (olin l'ittinati, (,t the _ l : l4e - Roya n t l, hDe üblin rlll. ti,e o.rk. . . 1)11". O night ot rith inst: in Tr;ijty-stieet 1) . c ,,is Mr. Chary. Cainiihill, who for 'theio4r t liirty.thra 0 ) hail been Editor at The 1)uolin Evening Yost. __..--'" COAL NlAltK ET, Sint.. 26. . Ships at MArket. Ships sold.. . Price. . a. 66 lievi - catic . . . 33 .'. 47's 6 , 11..tv 6 " . ., , ,,,i• , Sunderfaod . •. . 3 • .. sc.s. od. to S 2 ' c d• ci Welch Coal . . of . 7ss. od: 10‘---s•_____,..' fRIL 01. YESTERDAY; Bank Stock, shut • . stock, 176 t 75 Navy 5 pct •Lent. 98 i.i.lolall,,,ncts, OS. 1 ,70"'„P, Irish 5 per Cent. • 4 y.,..f ieq , is . dis• 0-• 4 per Lent. shut Ornniuin, . 5 i 3 ci!s. per ent. Reit. shut ~ Imperial 3 pet Vel-t• 4 65 i 3 per Cent. Cons. 6O C9ns. for lath Oct. 60 • Bank L. Ann. strit . • • ,St ett. G IrOFVCTIQ ttrJ2,. be a .d:e4s.l borioui, and difficult tu.Cior which they were pointed.. Thirry,six thousand rations of different kindS of proviSion, and - six thousand of forage have fAeri supplied to this . distriCt since the 4th of FebrUary,. as also for'l77 - clayS - alreadi smted,• eu thequatitny of 6,39.2.,00 . 0 of the former, and 1,062,000 of the latter; amounting, at the rate of the preSent prices, to a daily expenditure of 138,000 reds -de To, this should be added 1,400,000, as specified the accounts of those employed the cleiivery of the pro Visions, which were paid for at the excessive. rates - charged for suth,neclssary articles, " Two' hundk d and fOrti , thousand reals de vel lon have been regularly 'paid for each of the nionths of Apr if, May, and June, as the contrihntion ton such intervals to the Colonels, .and'sup.:- . nor officers of the said troopi, and fOr July sAtue . sum, with the . addition 'or 18,394' rcais , fir tie 'Spanish - Generals and Fielll - Orikers. Three hti 7 Al - red and thirty-thousand rhiee tiOndred - and •thirty-. three.reals . de yellon ;or the two months from the, 15 t h of/May to the isfli of il5 monthly co,,tri, button front ea. hot the six P efeo ures (t - Andalusia. These are des, fined ti- the cnest of the Imperial anny•siation , ,!..i 3t S v llc, which has. alreidy. 'ccxcd 666,60 dud I\vu-Lbhcis, dazing the said two wont h... - " Six hundred thousand teals de vellon have been, placed' at the disposal of the 'Lieutenant-Generals . of the Royal ArMy under I)titi Yoe! just() Sjicedu, , tyr the equipment, of the new levies, and 35,01)0 for, the repairs of the various forts; and consti notion and , tepairs or military roads from St. Litcar to „Port Mary's, . . The hospitals, for beds, utensils, pay of the supei intendants and ,actuari&S,, ch . ,thing, shoes, and the exi;e.nces of . traVelling - carts and equipages, have consuMed upWards' of 487,000 teals, exclusite ; ot: some other unavoidable expences. This Commissien, Sire, has not yei been'able. to calculate, from authentic documents, the immense quintities,of proyi , ion§ and necessary articles-sup plied to the inhabitants' dependent upon it ; .oi,the • amount of the donble rations furnished to the above mentioed troops at different - periods. - Already is the fifth delivery On its route from this Prefecture ; for the various 'expeditions, therefore until tiro from those distriasi Which also adannis;er to, the necessities of the, people, are got together and compared,. no. certain Or regular basis for a proper calCutation of those aggregate expences can be had, or of the expences wider the agieccnent made on the 16th of, April between; the milk- contractors:and this Commission. . ," -Neither have they been able to calculate, not withstanding their - Publicity . and great importance 4. respc6ting the injuries sustained by the inhabitants of this districtin general, but rnOre especially. by the labourers and growers of corn. Every thing pos sible, as yet, for titeir reliefi theyhave experienced from the wisdom and active benevolence of the Marquis Duke de &nano*, even to the incouveni euce and privation of his own troops:. . " A sum, ,exceeding, 500,000 reals is not. includ ed in this statement, which has been drawn from • the Treasury, and deliVered to the Impel ial army on . its entrance. Nur the amount of the _rations supplied for the head-qUatters of his Majesty; either towards the' maintenance r of the Royal' Officers and Staff, or for the purpose 'of distribution agreeably' to the diaateS of tie royal benevolence of your august Majesty. . These aggregateqbantities,;Sire, are distributed in the. interval of the 177 days abJve-mentioned, amount, by the best calcu:ations we are able to make, to' 29,506,466 reals de . vellon, and charged almost exclusively on this Piefecture, most lead • speedily to its total ruint. The principal milk contractor, being fully aware of. these 1413, so early as the. first of May, feeling the insufficiency of his resources, and ,convinced of the impossibiLity of continuing the necessary supply . to the people, has, in his laudable.zeal fOr. anthfor the preserVation of this fine .provioce to his Majesty, solicited the authority of the Marshal and of this Commission, that a deputy or tnessenga might be appointed for the purpose of accompany ing him to Seville, in order t ,to describe Co the Mar , shal himself the real situatign of the Prefecture, with a view to the obtaining that relief which its neces sities and stria justice require. " And, in tact, in consequence of these wise means, it' followed that in a re-union which took plce on the 2d of June, between this Junta of_Sub sistences and that of Seville, thts last bound itself to furnish for three nionths,'f om the 15th of JUne to the t sib of September, for the subsistence of the first corps 22,4-70 fanegas of wheat, 25,000 of bar ley, and WOO quintals of meat; requiring, not as a condition of the contract ; but as a brotherly demand ,conducive to the public weal, that in compenation for the, freight of the barks which were to convey the grain to San Lucar, they should furnish 20,000 arobas of, wine, to which this Commission imme 7 diately assented, without any other .condition hay * Nothing`can be expected from the lips of a true Spaniard in praise of the beneficence of Vidor, since. the sacking of Cuenca, beficatting of and the naval armaments enforced by his orders at St. I.:near. Tills beneficence attri buted to Vie:tor, must be regarded as a sort of Gallic•witti cism, or rather as the inov cruelly insulting irony ! t A precious 'iLlustratlon of the growing prosperity of Xeres under C;allic government and administration; "and of.• the corn tortable benefits distributed through the royal bene volence of Josef.